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Follow the below mentioned steps :
1.
Connect the Samsung cell phone and computer. If you are connecting via USB, connect one end of the USB cable to your Samsung phone and the other end to your computer. It may take a few seconds for the proper drivers for the Samsung phone to install. If pairing via Bluetooth, make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your Samsung phone and start a search for devices on your Bluetooth-enabled computer by right-clicking the Bluetooth icon in your taskbar.
2
Launch Internet Sharing, found in the Start menu on your Samsung cell phone. Open the application.
3
Configure Internet Sharing. The status menu should read "Disconnected." Under the PC Connection setting, select the method you will use to connect your cell phone to the computer--USB and Bluetooth PAN are the choices. You shouldn't need to change anything under Network Connection, unless a network other than is showing on the display.
4
Start the Internet Sharing connection. On your Samsung device, press the Connect soft key. It may take up to 30 seconds for the connection to be negotiated, during which the status line may say "Check USB cable connection"; this is normal.
5
Connect the computer to the Internet sharing phone. If your computer and phone are paired via USB, no further pairing is needed. You will see the shared Internet connection as a wired connection in your Network and Sharing control panel on the computer. If you are connected to the Internet Sharing application via a Bluetooth personal area network, the computer must be synced to the phone. Right-click on the Bluetooth icon in the taskbar and select "Connect to a PAN" or similar, based on the version of Windows you are using. A list of all Bluetooth PAN connections within range is shown; select your Samsung phone. The PAN connection will be negotiated, and the Internet connection will be shared.

Connect the Samsung cell phone and computer. If you are connecting via USB, connect one end of the USB cable to your Samsung phone and the other end to your computer. It may take a few seconds for the proper drivers for the AT&T Samsung phone to install. If pairing via Bluetooth, make sure Bluetooth is enabled on your Samsung phone and start a search for devices on your Bluetooth-enabled computer by right-clicking the Bluetooth icon in your taskbar.

Launch Internet Sharing, found in the Start menu on your AT&T Samsung cell phone. Open the application.

Configure Internet Sharing. The status menu should read "Disconnected." Under the PC Connection setting, select the method you will use to connect your cell phone to the computer--USB and Bluetooth PAN are the choices. You shouldn't need to change anything under Network Connection, unless a network other than AT&T is showing on the display.

Start the Internet Sharing connection. On your AT&T Samsung device, press the Connect soft key. It may take up to 30 seconds for the connection to be negotiated, during which the status line may say "Check USB cable connection"; this is normal.

Connect the computer to the Internet sharing phone. If your computer and phone are paired via USB, no further pairing is needed. You will see the shared Internet connection as a wired connection in your Network and Sharing control panel on the computer. If you are connected to the Internet Sharing application via a Bluetooth personal area network, the computer must be synced to the phone. Right-click on the Bluetooth icon in the taskbar and select "Connect to a PAN" or similar, based on the version of Windows you are using. A list of all Bluetooth PAN connections within range is shown; select your AT&T Samsung phone. The PAN connection will be negotiated, and the Internet connection will be shared.

By using Bluetooth technology, you can send files from your phone to your PC without the use of wires, SD cards or memory sticks. Many newer laptops have Bluetooth connectivity, but some models do not. You can make these laptops Bluetooth-enabled with the use of an external Bluetooth device called a Bluetooth dongle. This is a USB stick used to enable Bluetooth on your laptop, as long as it's plugged in.

Instructions

Pairing the Devices

Switch your laptop and cell phone on.

Go to your phone's main menu and enable Bluetooth. Depending on the model of your cell phone, your Bluetooth options may be listed under connections, settings, tools or extras.

Insert the Bluetooth Dongle into the USB port on your laptop. A dialogue bubble will pop up once your computer recognizes the device. Do not close this dialogue bubble until the device has been fully installed. Once it has, you will see the words "Installation Complete."

Go to the Start menu, then select "Control Panel." From here, open up "Network in Internet."

Choose "Set up a Bluetooth-enabled device," then click "Add." After this, select "My device is set up and ready to be found."

Find the name of your phone and click "Next." At this time, you will be asked to give a passkey. The passkey will have been supplied by the manufacturer of your Bluetooth dongle. Enter this same passkey on your cell phone. (You can use the Default code which 0000)

File Sharing

Right-click the file on your computer that you want to send to your phone.

Select "Send To" and then select "Bluetooth Device." A box will pop up asking you to select the name of the device from the list provided. From here, you will select the name of your cell phone.

This may or may not work. Connect phone with USB to computer. Click start, then "computer". Right click on removable disk (F:). Click "open as removable device". If you are able to access the phone's files, you should find a folder containing your videos.
However, here's a better way. Connect your device to your computer using bluetooth. Both devices will have to be bluetooth enabled. On your phone go to "settings", then "wireless and network", then "bluetooth". Click "enable bluetooth". Also click "visible" so your computer will recognize the device.
Now click "scan".
If your phone does not find your computer. Then go to your computer. Click start, and type in "bluetooth". Choose bluetooth device to add your phone. Your phone should be "visible" so your computer can find it and add it.
On your computer you can use the transfer wizard (just click start then type in bluetooth) and click "receive a file" and click "next" or on your camera go to the video folder, highlight it, click menu, then click share, there should be quite a list, choose "bluetooth". Your phone should scan and find your computer. Voila!

enable Bluetooth on your PC. To enable
Bluetooth on your PC visit your control panel. You should see an option
for Bluetooth devices. Select this option and make sure the technology
is enabled. If you are installing a USB module, you should be able to
plug it in and use it right away. If not, it should come with drivers
to install (insert the disc, and install the software).

Step 2
Enable
bluetooth on your cell phone. Each phone is different, but you should
be able to go to a settings menu, and select bluetooth. There should be
an option to enable bluetooth on your phone. Enable it, and make sure
your phone is visible.

Step 3
Allow
the PC to search for devices. It should find your cell phone. If not,
you can try searching for your computer with your cell phone. Many
times, with the USB modules, they have trouble finding your cell, but
your cell can find your computer. The important part is that the
devices connect, regardless of which device finds which.

Step 4
Approve
the devices to connect. Sometimes, the devices will automatically
connect, and you will be ready to go. However, if this is not the case,
refer to step 5.

Step 5
Enter
any necessary security codes. If you do not know these codes, try the
defaults, (1234,) use the same code for PC and for mobile

Step 6
Select
the files on your computer that you want, and you should be able to
right click and select "send via bluetooth". Click this option, and let
the files

Using your
cell phone as a modem is perhaps the most overlooked of all Internet
connection options. But a mobile phone Internet connection, whether as
a tethered modem or, using bluetooth, a wireless cell phone Internet
connection, is easy to set up, and with a laptop and cellphone you can
check email and surf the web from anywhere, any time, with the Internet
in your pocket!
Here are the basic instructions for creating a mobile phone Internet
connection. The instructions are for a cell phone with bluetooth (which
most cell phones these days have), but if your cell phone doesn’t have
bluetooth you can buy a cable to connect your laptop to your phone from
any cell phone accessory provider. Conversely, if your cell phone has
bluetooth but your laptop does not, you can buy a small USB device
which will enable bluetooth on your computer.

Depends on your phone. Do you have internet service on your cell phone? You can email the pictures to yourself and access your email on a computer and download from there.

Do you have a USB connection on your phone? Most newer phones now have them and you just need to connect the cord to the PC. Check your manual to see if your phone has one.

If not, do you have Bluetooth capabilities? If so, Enable it and transfer the file (s) to a friends cell phone that has a USB connection and/or internet service on their cell phone and email the pictures to yourself.
---Bluetooth, you will need to Enable service in your settings, have the friends cell phone Enabled also. Go to your picture album and select the picture, then select options and select "send via Bluetooth"....your phone will automatically search for your friends phone and it will promt you to enter a password which is "1111" (that's 4 one's). The friends phone will also do the same. This normally works.

If you do not have a USB, Bluetooth, or Internet on your cell phone, then unfortunatly you will have to take the phone into an actual Motorola Service Center (per your service provider) and see if they can upload the photos.

Otherwise I would suggest to getting internet service on your phone and sending the pictures via the internet then cancelling. Most providers offer 1 or 2 months free trial.